The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-06-17

instant, of paralysis, in the Sith year of his age
Mr.. Lynch was native of county Tyrone, Ire
land, where lie received fiue education and
emigrated 10 this country about 90 years ago.
He became large proprietor of drays in Bati-
more city, where he lived until 81 years ago,
when lie removed to Hartford county and en-
gagged in farming. Mr. Lynch was a'man of
strictly temperate habits, not having tasted in
toxicating liquors for the last az years of his
life lie leaves one son, Mr.. Daniel f. Lynch, of
Bel Air, and two daughters, one of whom is the
wife Of Mr.. Jas. p. Flaharty, ship carpenter,
of Baltimore, the other daughter being Miss
Margaret Lynch. The funeral took place last
Monday, from his late residence to St. Johns
Church, Baltimore county, where requiem mass
was celebrated lay Rev. Don Luigi sartori, who
delivered an able and affecting sermon Rev.
Father Maynader assisted the choir and also
took part in the services at the grave. The
pall-bearers were Thomas McCaiTrcy and John
Duffy, ofBaltimore city, and John McClosky
James Quinn, John c. shanahan and Francis
Kearney, of this county.
Mrs. Leanna Lashbrook Lee Scott, relict of
James w. Scott, of Baltimore, and mother Of
DIR. James Ward Scott, of Darlington, died in
Uk,
the first cause of which was an accidental fall re-
ceived many years ago. Mrs Scott was born in
Mason county, KY, and was in the 18th year Of
her age when she died. Besides DIR. Jas Ward
Scott she leaves two sons, DIR. Lee Scott. of
Chetopl, Kansas, and Capt. VIM. Scott OF Jer-
SEVILLE, Ill. DIR. Ward Scott was with his mother
when she died. He returned home on Thursday.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
ERs.-The Commissioners were in session Mon.
day and Tuesday, President Robert j. Walker
in the chair, Messrs Hooker, Poole, Hope and
McDoon also present.
A petition numerously signed was presented
to the County Commissioners, asking that the
Churchville road between Mr.. Henry W.
Archcr's gates be macadamized, as 1t is impos.
sib!e to keep it in good order otherwise.
petition was received from VIM. Channel,
Labau Lowe, Isaac II. Fife and others, asking
that two small bridges be built on the two forks
of Big branch, on the road leading from the
Pennsylvania line by Laban loves and Corbn
Taylor's to Norrisville.
Petition from J. A. Spicer. Lenuel A. Kirk
and others for pension for Rachel Bonn, col
ored, Sd district.
James Cochran, VIM Ady and Thos. Z. Cath
cart, Examiners on the proposed new road near
Henry Cuilums, first district, to the road from
Harford Furnace 10 Perrymans, near the Public
Landing road, reported, saying that "there are
few persons near the beginning of said road
aud along the line thereof needing an outlet TO
the Perrymans road at the point mentioned,
who have now to 90 by way of Creswell or the
new.cut road; but we believe a shorter and bet
ter route can be located under O different petit
ton aud commission, and we consider the road
rather expensive" The examiners valued the
damages as follows John Sullivan, 1928 for
fencing Geo. Dever, for land and disadvantages,
S75 the other parties ask no damages, except
Patrick Moran, for fencing, S172; Alex. Gull
lum, S6S. The examiners report that the road
will cost $3.50.
Robert McFadden, Kennedy Bay and Jas. w.
McNabb, examiners to change the location of
the public road in the fifth district, beginning
on the public road leading from the Pylesville
and Mill Green road to the Mill Green and Slate
Ridge road, and running thence TO the public
road leading from Mill Green to Slate Ridge,
about - yards from its present location, report
that public convenience requires the proposed
change, the old road being on very heavy
grade, and the road as located is without much
grade and more convenient to turn either way.
They report the probable cost at $40
The commissioners determined to levy for
public schools, II cents on the 800; for i'm.
provement of the road from Level to Havre dc
Grace, $500; for improving the road from Scott's
Cross Roads to Daniel Scott's gate, $50, an equal
amount to be expended by parties interested
also 800 appropriated to purchase road scra
! per for the 9Th district from Joseph Pyle.
The levy for roads was ordered as follows -
LIST district, 81, 200; I'd, $4,000 Sd, 81 200 4th,
1900; 9Th, s., 200
The Commissioners will meet again June
eth.